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Data transfer

Data can be temporally stored via a web based solution utilizing owncloud. All you need is a BIOTEC/CRTD login or the DZNE login for the booking database.

You can access the server from any computer with Windows XP or higher, Mac OS X or higher, and most Linux distributions. You only need to login as described below and you can access the server. The server will be visible as an additional network drive. Now you can upload your data directly to this network drive.

Alternatively you can also upload your data using Techpool-Upload (configuration of Cyberduck). This program also enables you to share data with other users. You can either share with certain users by granting them access to your files or share by creating a link to the file and sending the link.

To download files from the server you can access it the same way and download the files deposited on the server.

Remember that this is just temporary storage space. Data older than 30 days will be automatically deleted without further warning.

Windows XP or higher

Using a configuration of the WebDAV client Cyberduck. Type in your BIOTEC/CRTD/DZNE-login and -password. Now you can access the server and upload or download files.

Mac OS X or higher

Open Finder, go to the menu point Go and click on Connect to Server. Paste the following link into the field Folder:

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and press Connect. Type in your BIOTEC/CRTD/DZNE-login and -password. Now you can access the server and upload or download files.

Open Microscopy

OpenSpinMicroscopy - An open-source platform to build SPIM/DSLM/OPT microscopes

OpenSPIM - An open-access platform for SPIM

OpenMicroscopyEnvironment - Open-source software and data format standards

Parker Lab - Microscope construction

Paul Robinson - Adaptation of Parkers design for a confocal for teaching and training

Michael Sanderson - Adaptation of Parkers design for confocal or 2-Photon

Krummel Lab 4-Channel 2-Photon Microscope based on Parkers and Sandersons design

Rafael Yuste Building a 2-Photon Microscope

Build a scanner

Warwick Open Source Microscope

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